Fish surveyed ahead of quagga mussel treatment
Fish and Game fisheries biologists electrofishing on Snake River where quagga mussels were detected.
Photo courtesy of the Idaho Department of Fish and Game
Idaho Department of Fish and Game fisheries biologists from across southern Idaho used non-lethal electrofishing techniques in the Snake River to mark fish in three short reaches of the river Sunday and Monday. Two of the reaches were in areas where quagga mussel larvae were detected by Idaho Department of Agriculture’s monitoring program in mid-September...
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